Trados Crash and Save failure Postavljač teme: Renzi
| Renzi Francuska Local time: 20:27 engleski na francuski
Hello there,
I was using the tool when my session suddenly closed. When I reopened, I didn't get to where I left off. I'm missing segments for 3 hours of work. After checking, I see that the auto-save option is activated (every 10 minutes).
Do you think there's a way of recovering my version before it crashes?
Ideally from a manipulation accessible directly from the software because my system is very locked (folders not accessible).
Failing tha... See more Hello there,
I was using the tool when my session suddenly closed. When I reopened, I didn't get to where I left off. I'm missing segments for 3 hours of work. After checking, I see that the auto-save option is activated (every 10 minutes).
Do you think there's a way of recovering my version before it crashes?
Ideally from a manipulation accessible directly from the software because my system is very locked (folders not accessible).
Failing that, the normal solution would also be welcome if available.
Thanks in advance ▲ Collapse | | | Alessio Coci Irska Local time: 19:27 Član (2024) engleski na talijanski + ... Recovery via translation memory | May 13 |
Since you can't access certain folders and I don't know which version of the software you're using, if you had a TM attached to the project and had confirmed segments during your work (meaning that you actually saved them), there's a good chance you can recover some of your translations by reapplying that TM in a new project. | | | Renzi Francuska Local time: 20:27 engleski na francuski POKRETAČ TEME
Hi Alessio,
By "having a TM attached to the project", you mean a new TM created with the project? I don't remember if I have ticked the box initially. I use 5 TM's but I don't think you're talking about them.
About confirmation of segments, it is funny, I read that issue in other forums. I didn't confirm all segments. However in my current version (before the crash), I still have non-confirmed segments from former sessions. I guess when I regularly save the project, eve... See more Hi Alessio,
By "having a TM attached to the project", you mean a new TM created with the project? I don't remember if I have ticked the box initially. I use 5 TM's but I don't think you're talking about them.
About confirmation of segments, it is funny, I read that issue in other forums. I didn't confirm all segments. However in my current version (before the crash), I still have non-confirmed segments from former sessions. I guess when I regularly save the project, even these segments are kept.
I will check tomorrow if I have a TM attached to the project.
Thank you. ▲ Collapse | | | Alessio Coci Irska Local time: 19:27 Član (2024) engleski na talijanski + ...
By having a TM attached to the project, I meant any translation memory you've linked (loaded) or created for it. So, if you've been working with five TMs, any confirmed segments should be saved in those TMs.
You might still see non-confirmed segments from previous sessions because the Autosave feature stores everything, including unconfirmed content.
I hope you'll be able to recover as much as possible. Good luck!
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